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lein18h;;A special chapt lt;ynctaittengB.el was held at the♦junior high school Thursday in ob-servance of National Music Week,A program of violin and piano solos were given by Mr. and Mrs. j [f Lloyd Brown well-known Iola mu-j1te.slcians and music teachers for junior college music students. Among Mrs. Brown's four numbers were: “Ave Marie and ''Souveneir. Two *of Mr. Brown's piano numbers were ••perpetual Motion’* and “All Amaze. Mr. and Mrs. Brown later told members that of the^ faculty*: that j the students were the most. attentive . audience before whom! they had played in several years} island that the students showed morel appreciation than expected from 1 such a young group. Thelma Cob-oedaatytii0*lentz read a paper by Dorothy. Dadisman about Mother's Day. The,leridevotionals were read by Esther lt;Hitchcock. Clarence Barber, Junior high- school coach presented] bas- . ketball letters to ten of the mem- ‘ bers of this year’s basketball team.j The boys who were regulars op the team • and received letters were:j “Bob” Donaldson, captain: I Reid i Maxson, Wilbur Clark, Max Me-1 Clay, Howard Bowen and Earl Finley, the latter was missed in yesterday *s account of the presentation of letters. Reserves to be given letters, Harold Finley. Byron Middleton, Frank Jones. Fred Litwin and Ed Brown. Miss Lucile Gard and Mrs. jWrifrirAri Rhnd#»s u’prp In rharffp nf t
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Iola Register
Iola, Kansas, US
Sat, May 11, 1929
Page 6
Full Page
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DC, USA 07 Sep 2019
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